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x•,.., ~,;,,,,,,,, ) _:.-,•r---, . 4 -; . 4,-::: 231 ::;', • .1 - - F? • ,to, '---' ~ I ,z, ' -:: ''' f'.l X ' C 's 1 1 / 4 '-, \?.•:,.. , t).: : : -...-:44e114;;;.) - , i •,., -, "III: , .3. %: , su, ~~~,~t!;~~11!~~i~, Oars front T , eStY c5 Is ant / 17:47 rRr TA* 90.1 , • _ z e 1 464 " e7e-„?'... 7D88.] 18. . - , . ___. , jrr.:4(,171,11,1,1NG-OFFIGE, April 10,.1 8 I 8. . }IP • 4 CO iIIYI ISS lONEIIS for FICTUA LLI4V 6 M. s . 11 2, 7,,,e -.4JESTY'S Nel Vrdo hereby give Notice, o(tt . o p eiw !''''/, the ism 1-„st,st, th e y will be ready to receive Pl°,::: 14 writing (sealed up), and treat for the sup t,,vt. -I'l'arate Contracts, of what 'FRESH BEEF may be p e ,: ed for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at fin„: lice fro nd Cainphaton, f or Twelve Calendar Months, the J i t ,,: fr°4 ' the 7th of Muy, and the latter front the 15th of 4 re ze. . 71 e Coi t d,• i: . ler ' _ fli . `"'ne or the Contracts may he seen at the Secre ' ies 3f t,,: (; : '--ce, or. by applying to - the Collectors of his ilia ' 4 , v * ; Customs at Penzance and Cantpbellon respectively. e eliv i re "rd will be had to any', Tender in which the Przc itoiA 44l , 6e in,erted in words at length, or that shall 71,474 ',elite to the Board . Wore One o'Clock on the said th e p a : , (4, 28th Instant ; nor unless the Person who make.' le hen e'leP ' °r some Person on kis be-half, atteilds to unswer f, ' , ott edilip. i , . il tiV"'! r 7 e 6l ., 4e). "ust also be accompanied by a Letter signed bound with ii, P (I, P414141e POMMS en4ragi"g. to become . e. due "'a? " .4 dv-r' • • L• of 500/. for tit ,_ °ton t , , , e, in toe Pena i i ---...__ 0 ., each of the Contracts I'ACiI E CiIIER BILL-OFFICE, April 10, 1818. All p x . TO BE PAID OFF. . CIiECItT ER BILLS dated in the Month of April, 817. V! Lo 51 COMMISSIONERS of HIS tor ti,..-4*IESTY'S TREASURY having given directions .iiE- Citt it n g °tithe Principal of the above-mentioned EXC . t 4 41 lIILI ' S with the Interest due thereon, at the Ex hri ll \.‘ " : 13 ' 11 011ie;in the Receipt of Exohegner, New Palace- Alt,' "tlninster, on Tuesday, the 28th day of Ap d ril g in e s x t . . ettit:4lo:lllce will h e given daily (Sundays and Holidays kik ' 411 til, and including Wednesday, the 22d n ay st f a te n: : t '''oil, tet ' 4'cluelt in the morning till one in the a rthe p eke f ur the purpose of receiving the same; and, Ale, "isPatch„the hearers of the said Billsare desired to Onictlthe-Bills in Lists (which are to be obtained at this tive 441 55 elass ing them in the Order of their respec tive sll Such as are fur the same Amount Y arrabeing nu and 'tite r -I.lged, and specifying the principal Sums e t due thereon, computed from, but excluding thedays f Ap *l r t ' h they are respectively dated, to the said 28th day the ki,i l h 111'Insive, whn the interest will cease; and RS h° sh ou ld they be acting as the agents of holders ear, the''''''s are inserted in the Bills, are previously to pro- , 41 '` ) . "d'r'cluent's of such holders; and the bearers art. 114 , 1 , 4ai l lkl i g i tt si : e ,'' 34i) ). required to indorse each Bill with their t -'' li ' ; -- !' ti res ; and to write their names and residence at 14 att: t- a u% of the List; and they are moreover required Ile re_ ti 'c ti ll- V"' Z xclieiiiier Bill Office for payinent,an s i„ if ilt : 11111 s. and give, the Receipts for the same. — °:i t i lY 4f '' ' '' l,ol ders of the aforesaid Bills should be de treti(ll4f o Ltt „ 4.ll imvment of the Principal and Interest, ena l ,, ol ls t- the '344 2et h day o f April,. they niaT be which ''''Y w: " lit cu lnputing the Interest to the day on - w .ita. I:4)4 olit:,t° he P , - . d, and leaving the said Bills for exam' Sq Qt - Pilot. thereto. klr s i iltr'ut44 3 May be desirous of having new Exchequer 4rkii ) :" wh ole or i n p ar t . o f payment of principal, upon Il ftl it: ' rkw Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom d 14stat,Ir L4ts. deli;-ered on. Ca- before W e d nes d a y, the 22 e. t' 4141 l'e acenmthodsted with new Bills, payable l t i: , er tst t . , or Order; carrying h hundred ''ay .1 4)14 , hil; 1 ,?" Pence by the day, on every ' 4l f i "431 tlid ts v.v- Bills will bear date o th n e e. said 28th kilt t) -4 , 1 1)61 ' 4 ft'd will be delivered, together with the e elkl n t , e , St ' t te ju respect of the Bills so desired to bhe e lox:- I tiwi 'el ' 'll Mdnesday, the 29tb day of April, and t 11 g tla„ 1 b' • . t4A;l'el:Zliequet Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made c m'entioned, may 44t;h' ' '' ti.43lsferred 1 y ' 1 Order, as above-mentioned, he paid to the I.:‘7i!ille hfritik sh.: } ill e r7 t ot o be filled up. : A r il, 1817, Le ilteTal .I:.cheqr Bills . dated pri t o b r e t `,t.e.,,,.,.....,..„,...te'Ll M.•ei tised to be paid ofl, and , In o te ' re p st thereon A NEW I t ATENT I - lAT, rin ' INIPOItTANT SAVING. t - '' R CE ril N • 1 Co . Pt ti. ' A lis ant o. at only 18s. _rave to offer to i,1)471,,,.,.e i'lltilic a' SILK HAT on a BEAVER. BC!D , Y,to r m ,, ; . 1,-/lc,,tir'','Y requisite a flat ought to possess; 4, 1 1 ' , 111 V - 4„ - Vike to the finest and most expensive Bra .. ~. a . it is s . u t p .r 1 is it,,'''erd,,"tr and will out wear two of them, and is_ 0r,., iiiiv,',%l„l,l7Pe, which it retains to the last ; r lz t.:, whiell 13 of the 11i0St beautifill black, if IVokrTEß it „.al ri.ev,T.clinanfl.,o, ar r)(4,''' Weaiher will injure them, they being 4 . •'(/ tr ' 4 nd will . • • a l fil l i e s at a trifling •i, i , tn. 14 1 repdir sever decidedly stiPe ' xif 14 ith 't . al)Pear equal to new, and are . , eta expence, wh' 1 Y Ilatis ever Offered to public notice;. the attainment NT '''" ha x t. - ' • ce labour, and i, Um' ._ • ell attendee with - great expen r CO.__anzi ji4.o.,,,..",tetrtion of GEORGE FRANKS and CO .1T . Ni, ' 11 e116,,r 1 1 . 1,,, c corner of Redeross-stre e t, 1 , 4, u, ) , . Olt (8 , ilitt "l, ll4,,,l'nriell. • 1 . ), ~ wilit;', I)ealers, and the Trade, Itell'aid Lett abut • No nd it their interest in applying as e. . 1 who wish for superior "il Ii Itts r eceiroid.—N o t in any way concerned with • "se iti Beech -street, name of Franks. !.l)tr,lli p. , t (:: r• : lt thli?.-estab n lisbed reputatio of Messrs. tr,liE and Co., combined at with their h'eli- pi : ',"l h s Pl e ft "'l stleer.si i n the Trement and Cure of a t few i„,,qics..europlaints;gives them superior claims and a decided t h _. t his c,iter all other practitioners. NJ Pid,5.',(421111.112. and Co. as regular Snrgeons, present to s,'ll!llilici,c Ne.ri•Sitit of 30 nears' experience in• the Cure of R,.: l 'h i,( Cathplamis. and those Debilities and Deficiencies , ,' te It ithfreqiiently prevent or embitter the matrimonial , `) '• 6 1•1 1 ,„, 11 the various gradations, - front rycent infection to iI, `liced;''' Lnes,. their treatment .coturnands, very often, rit, '':r i i -' Altd alv. - ays a radical cure. In dubious cases, a,,,Thg .a 4.1 w 11-• - itged ex erience gives them a ;ei,,,T•itirdsi -of (te l e' .. . l i r n 'a that secpures the [A - tient from ~,i,''crturiritirreil Tut of existence, or having his con t.,l 4 lit : miderarined, and the vital principle destroyer! i i l ca,,, f ,, e "t Ina insidious Disease, ur a blind and fa ,,,,', V ui. "Ce iil shallow pritenders. In' Nervous Debi i i 7 : st "lar Relax ition, and Atuny of the Orgarrs, 1 , , 11, 4. on, ~,,c,„.,,., i,,d,agence, insalubrious climates, or l':,r t ~,Y, etisitalitv their practic e gives new life and energy t'. ~Itt,'''f'•7.ll, even ii ' i cases which are verging on despair. Stric tl,, i4, i 'lie Urethra, from ten to - twenty years' duratinn, are, ~,,e„L'lll:rior Inett io A of CTlre, permanently removed., in 1 ,`:41- j ilt. se . of ti,rce , ecks. Slight and recent Cases of vette hie 1,,6.,e..c1iarr are cored in the short period of two days. To il 'eu tt ' t i l iale Sex it will be consolitory to know, that they-may ,:t f,' ( ) 1 those Debilities which defeat c onception, and sap t,,,,,iiiiirlatioil of connubial felicity. Patients treated with ~ i, s t . ti:s, de,lirracy, and Inviolable secrecy. ,),;:.: Curri e and Cu nay be consulted every day at their ili g 4. , fo'7, and - Letters from the country, stat i,„44,ollutely the . case, mode of living,, &v. and enclosing a re-, 44,411..'C1e. advice ilvic e and medicines, will he treated with sin ,nttutrun, at Nu. Io7,,liattunTarden. ~yalt 3 ► a uto° by l' ova , )re °" () LIJC t Very w igs , Wes t ' a, v i e f►'°° ror re' r cito t . I Pe - ‘ Cs 3d p rose' otilcr thS t l'"eP rt , s o 011.:f_ Y • o f , • s o f i s ect I of. ,01 ie 01.6 ie wire ' r ,f 1 1 ' 6 in for )e 3'' fre SO C" sTo' :' ' 9 a ris) :1J » reer‘ 5(1 1 4' s(' 'Ce le' t O % • fires .1 lie tr 4" at: l° ' t b ' ' If c'3ll per: 1, ••• • 0 (14' 10 14 0 0I ! 'ee l' 15° ficeo 01 0 the ow ° rtY ° i ics and Siroo ti 1-1°, 11 ; ;ab.,e fr g' tor' ,t Gr c v 4 ~lf r d' r" SATURDAY. APRIL DUTIES ON COALS AGENERAL MEETING•ot the BREWERS, DvTi LLE BS, MI L LERS, . and other PROPRIETORS of STEAM ENGiNY,S; SOAP BOILERS, GLASS MANU FACTURERS,. SUGAR BAKERS, IRON and COPPER FOUNDERS, - and other MANUFACTURERS wh o consume Coal in their Works, will be held at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, on THURSDAY, ,the 16th of April, at Twelve o'Clock; The CHAIR to be taken at ONE o'Clock pcecisely ; To . take into cunsidiration the expediency of endeavouring to obtain a REPEAL of the DUTY on COAL and CULM Carried Coastways, which falls with peculiar weight on the Port of London, where the Rate charged is upwards of SO per Cent. more than at other Ports, 'and the Amount col lected - actually exceeds that of all the rest of the Kingdom: To the M nufact urers of the Metropolis this Tax is attended with manite t injustice, being a partial burthen on their Trade, and levied on those only who • consume their Coal with the bort hen of the Freight added to the Cost. The Duty paid by a Consumer in London is— King's Duty 9 4 - . Meetage and Orphan Dues 1 2 City Dues • 0 ti Market 0 I On export from Newcastle, gene rally known as Duke of Rich- 0 6 mood's Duty. 11 1 I per Chahler At every other Port the Dutppayable is 6s. per, Clialder only. City of London Tavern, stli 1818. PUBLICA FIONS. nn Tuesday, Ilie2ithofApril , will he pdiAished, in Bro. 9s rd. HISTORIC:A L ILLUSTRATIONS of the FO l RTH CANTO of CHILDE HAROLD. By JOHN HOBHOUSE, Esq. of Trinityq:ollege, _ Cam . bridg . c, A.M. and F.R.S. . _ O o N THURSDAY last th e Dr -twil q : of the Lottery finally cfosed, when .1. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, with their characteristic good Fortune, sold and distributcd in 69 Shares, the following Capitals :-- No. 15,760 C 30,000 Entitled also to 5001. No. 5,128 £ 1000 No.. 2,453... ... Q00 , 13,720 `soo 1,606 ' 200 . 9,147 4OO 10,958 , 210 7.091., ... And it is worthy of remark, that both the first and - last Prizes of THIRTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS ever drawn, were sold by their Agetrts and at their.OldOtfices, . - No. 37, Gambill ; I 38, Haymarket ; 11, Holborn; 141, Oxford . Street : where Tickets and Shares for the most attractive New Lottery of 14,000 Ticket are now on Sale. NioNEy to the ainwint nt a Million is ready _X to be advanced upon Mortgage of Freehold Estates in England, or for Annuities secured on P►.operty in any part of the United Kingdom, for which from 10 to 1 2 years purchase will he given, also upon Life Interest, arising from Wills, Mar riage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Money in the Funds, Church Livings. and upon eligible personal iecnrity ; also in the purchase of Reversions and Post Ohit Bonds. Matters of Magnitude preferred, and promptitude and secrecy invari ably observed.—dpl►ly, personally, between Nine and Five, or by Letter, to the Director, of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John-4treet, Golden-square, RW. EYLES , tVliolesale. a nd R e t a il L ace Merchant, Silk Mercer, &c. respectfully acquaints his Fru,lds writ the Public, that 'he has removed from No. 23, Ludiza•e- hill, to 5, Luilate-street (five doiirs nearer St. Paul's), which House he will -Opeo this Day, with an exten sive STOCK of FOREIGN and BRITISH LACES, SILKS, DRAPERY, and HA3ERI)ASHERY. For the better ac commodation of the Public, a new Suite of Millinery Rooms will be opened on the Ground-floor.--R. W. E. availi himself of this occasion to return his best thanks for the Favours he has already received, and hopes by his exertions to merit a continuance of public patronage. A TKINsON'S AXII3ROSIAL SOAP, 1)14- pared by a new Process, which frees it from all irritat ing qualities. is recommended. as the most mild, pu re , a n d effectual article of the, kind ever invented ; it removes freckles, redness, and baldness from the chin, prevents it chopping, and malits it luxuriously soft . , white, and even. Price Is. the square for washing, and in shaving-cakes, price 9d., is., and lc. 6d. each. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE changes grey -or red hair on the head or whiskers to an auburn or black, so per manent, that nothing can possibly remove the colour ; war ranted to completely answer the purpose, or will forfeit one hundred pound-. Price 55., 10s. 6d„ and one guinea. ATKINSON'S FLUID. for restoring the growth of the Hair where - it has fallen off from illness, perspiration, change of climate, &c. it also frees it from scurf, makes it soft and glossy as silk, and ket:ps it in cur : hinting exercise in dancing or walking, or in damp weather; price 3s. 6d. a bottle. Cantion.—The above Articles have the Propriefor's'signa tore and address on the label; as a security against counter feits.. -Sold by James ATKINSON, PerflUOCr, No. 43, Gerrard street, Soho-square, London, and most Perfumers and Hair dressers in Town and Country. KEARSLEY'S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS. ' DUANE. w hich has st''od she test for a long series of years, and is well known for its peculiar efficacy is removing the Green Sickness, and other Obstruc tions attendant on the female Sex. The cases, proving that the afflicted, who have hitherto resorted to the use of it, hive uniformly , been relieved in the most sovereign manner, are voluminous, and specified in the hills of directions. To guard the public against impOsition, the name of C. Kearsley is engraved on the stamp, by the special permission of the Commissionei•s of Stamps, without which they are not warranted to he genuine. • Prepared by Mrs. Kearsley alone, from the Original and Genuine Recipe, and sold wholesale and retail by Harp- - .;r, Fleet-,street; Barclay and Solls, Fleet-market ; Newbery and Suns, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and r:o. Bow Church-yard; Butler and Sons, Cheapside; Sanger, .150, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street ; Evans and Sou, Long -lane, Smithfield; and John,tone, Greek-street, Soho. Madam„—l think it my duty to return you my most humble thanks for the Pills, for never seas so great a cure as I have had. My skin was as yellow as gold ; I could not keep,any thing ma my stomach, but was almost choakeil with phlegm. I had not - taken half a box before my appetite returned,. and I was relieved from a constant pain in my side. lam now, thank God, quite well. Your dutiful servant , ANN BALADINE. Price 2s. gd. per box, stamp included. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His itoyal Highness the DUKE' of YORK, Presiilint. SunoEus—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, Londiin. GOVERNORS—EarI of Egrenkont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche, M. P. THE - Royal and Noble Patrons of the above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of VE NEREAL COMPLAINTS, and,their dangerous consequences, in order to insure the benefits that have resulted front it, se lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon; (standing high on the list of the Royal College) from having directed his chief at tention to those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients under such complaints, to be too eften the dupes of illite rate Preteaders, who practise on the credulity by imposing titles and specious promises. Against this class (of late so numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it'a part of his official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of the Royal College, published in Febt nary 181(, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion of Persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them ' without being sanc tioned by this List, are to be credited. The annual reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some of the -most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed incurable affections of the Generative Organs, have been here radically and successfully treated ; facts which 'require no hachneged testimony of affilavits to prove; but the most re spectable MediCal evidence. Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his house, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where Letters from Town and Country Ire to be addressed, and the necessary Advice and Medicine will be given, or sent, to any part of the United Kingdom. Just published, price 4s. Second Edition, Practical Ob servations on the above - Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be had at No. 174, Fleet-street, No. V), Paternoster-row, and No. Ig, Crown•courti, Sohn. Pi,int'ed for JoHN. RAY, Albeiwaile-sireet, London. On Tuesday, the 28th of will oe imOlished, 43vu. Its. THE FOURTH ami LAST_ CANTO of CHiLDE HAROLD, Kith other Poerus and Notes., 'By the Right thin.:LORD BYRON. . ed for ! loin.: unitn,Y, Albernarli-4i rect , London. * *Pe-s , ins desirous of receiving this Work upon its first t • Publication, arc requested to order it immediately from their respective ligOksellers in Town or Country. ____ This Day was published, in 4to. the Eighth Edition, with considerable Additions, price 11. 6s. in boards, of ATTORNEY an AGENT'S NEW A TABLE of COST.S . in the COURTS of KID G's BENCH, COMMON, PLEAS, and EXCHEQUER of- PLEAS; con taininT the Fees and Disbursements on the part of the Plain tiff and Defendant in the prosecution and defence of Actions, Tuformations, and other-Proceedings: including the char g es of Fines and htecoveries , Writs of Scire Facias, Habeas Cor pus, and various special matters; together-with the Costs in - Writs of Error in the King's Bench, Exchequer Chamber, and House of Lords. To which are added, Bills for prose cuting and defending Indictments at the Sessions, eosts in matters of Bankruptcy and Lunacy, the Charges• of obtaining Patents, and passing Private Acts of. Parliament, &c. By JOHN PALMER, Gent. London : Printed f!,r J. Butterworth and Son, Law Book sellers,43, Fleet•street. , • -On the Snth of April will be published, Handsomely printed in Octavo, with a Porti ait of the' Au thor, a Third Edition, very considerably enlarged, of HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF _MY OWN TIME : in Three Vorumes. Part the First,' from 1772 to 1780. . Part the - Sdcond, from January 1781 to March 1782. Part the Third, from March 1782 to March 1784. Thoroughly revised and corrected. By Sir N. WM. WRIXALL, Hart. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also he had, by the same Author, • 1. The History of France, from the Accession ut Henry 111. in 1574, to the Death of, Henri IV. in 161'0; preceded- by a View of the Civil, Military, and Political State of Europe, between the middle and the close of the sixteenth' century; and followed by . a View of the State of Europe at the Acces sion. of Louis XIII. The Second Edition, with considerable Additions, handsomely . printed in Six Volumes; Svc): pric ( e 31. 3s. in boands. 2. Memoirs- of ilie - Coufts of Berlin, Dresden, Warsaw,. and Vienna, in the years 1777, 1778, and 1779. . Two Vo lumes, Bvo. Third Edition, 16s. in boards. 3. A Tour Round the 13:.Itic, through the Northern Coun tries of Europe, particularly Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Russia, and Prussia; -in a series of Letters,. Fourth Edition, Bvo. Bs. in boards. DON QUIXOTE, HIGHLY ILLUSTRATED FROM PICTURES BY MR. SNIIRKE, Shortly will be published, Handsomely printed in Four Volumes, Octavo; a limited number thereof, with early impressions - of the Plates, on Royal Paper; and a few Copies, with Proof Impressions on India Paper, in 4to. THISne w Edition of the celebrated WORK of - tERVANTES is a Translation -partly new, and partly founded on former Versions exteusively corrected; it will be embellished with between seventy and eighty En gravings, all of which have been executed by the most dis tinguished Artists of this country, from Pictures painted • - By ROBERT SMIRKE, - .Esq. R.A. As the elaborate and highly-finistied style in which these EngraVings have been executed will necessarily render th e present muchmoresvaluable than any future Edition, the PublisherS request to be honoured with the Nathes, trans mitted through the medium of their r:spective . Boolisellers, of those Gentlemen who may wish to possess early Impres sions, when the Copies will he faithfully appropriated accord ing to the elites of the-orders. 4 , 4 * It is hoped that the Publication will take place early in May next. Printed for 'r. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand, Book sellers to tht , ltoyal Academy. Just p6blished, in 5 vols. price 21. 12s. 6d. boards, T HECREEK TESTA .N 1 ENT • a new M f• tion4—Cuntaining copions Notes from Hardy, Ilaphel, Kypke, Scbleusner, Rosenmuller, &c. in familiar • Latin ; gether with parallel Passages from the Classics, and with references to Vigerus for idioms, and This for Ellipses. Octavo Edition, being he only one edited (and intended for the use of the Student in Divinity as well as the Library.) By the Rev. E. VA LPY, B.D. Master of Norwich School ; and ChA`plain to the Bishop of Norwich. • A few Copies, large paper, price 41. Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by Longman and Co. Baldwin and Co. ansi all other Booksellers. • Also, by the same; The Greek Septuagint, with the Apocrypha; from the. Text of 13os. Price 11. 6s. printed handsomely in 1 Vol. tiro. for use in Churches and Chapels; as well as the Library. Same size as the Gr. Test. Elegantim Latium, or Rules and Exercises illustrative of elegant Latin Style ; price 4s. 6d. sth Edition. Virgil, with English Notes at the end, Orignal and Select ed from Dclphiu and other Editions. No Interpretatio ; price 7s. 6d. hound, 18ino. This Day was published, A New Edition, of nearly 300 pages, in One Volume, Octavo, 'nice only 3s. w ith an elegant Portrait of the Author, of A'GoDEto HEALTH, or Advice; to both Sexes in a Variety of Complaints.. By S...SOLOMON, M.D. In. this useful Publication %S.ilh be found a Treelise on Fe male Disca'ses, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive Complaints, and in which is explained the symptoms, mode of treatment, and remedies in the different stages of the Ve isereal Disease; cautions to young persons of the danger of improper connections, or improper treatment, &c. with the ttifference between the venereal symptoms and those fre quently mistaken for them : also Advice to Bathers at Bath, Buxton, Southampton, Searbro% Harrogate, &c. Nervous arid Hypochondriac Complaints are much more i'eealent in Europe than is generally imagined, attended with many .ireadful and alarming symptoms, which certainly claim assistance, and not, as is too generally the case, .deri sion or contempt. The Author flatters himself, from the oh servatious be has made, that the present is as good a Trea tise on those diseases as any now extant. The tender Female is, alas ! liable to many natural in dispositions, which render her condition truly unequal when .compared to the male ; for she seldom enjoys a pert - vet state of health. If she enters into a wedded state, something bit ter arises ; and pregnancy brings with it a train of loathing, sickness, &c. If single, she will scarcely bz. , able to avoid labouring under some infirmity, because she is " a stranger to a mother's pangs.' • 'those who have resided in hot climates, and are emaciated, whereby their bodily strength is exhausted, their rigour and vivacity impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this Publication. Young people of either sex, who have unfor tunately given way to a delusive vice, and destroyed their animal functions, will meet with a " Balm of consolation" - in perusing the mode of cure laid down in the " Guide .to Health." The design and intent of this Publication is for the purpose of warning youth from falling into a delusive and destructive habit, which destroys health, and renders them feeble and inactive for life. N.B. For the very excellent character of this Woric, see the different Reviews. *...* Upwards of 100,500 copies have actually been sold of Solomon's Guide to Health," as certified under the hands of the Printers number so uncommonly large must he the best criterion of the merit of the Wm k and the approba tion of, the Public. Solel.by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street: Ward, 324, Hol born ; Leigh, is, Strand ; and Mr. Goatley, 183, Minories. Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns throughout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders. [PRICE SEVENPRNCE. NE\vs PL/MOUTH, APRIL 9:—The Jahsin Phillip, Er.sftv, front St. Martin's, for Rotterdam, with twins and salt, was taken into the River within this Port, last night, by the Custorn=house boat, having been riding near the rocks in a gale, dur ing the former part of the day. . PENZANCE, APRIL B.—Arrived the Diamond, FAWCETt, from Bristol, bound to Jersey, having been driven 170 miles to the westward of Scilly, by the -late easterly winds, with sails .split, and much damaged ) Achilles, Mos , =, far Ostend, hiving lost ainan — ai , erhaard, and received da mage. SCILLY, APRIL 7.—The George. DAVIRS, front Liverpool to Antwerp, ran foul of a .brig, and car rid away her-bulwarks, and is now repaired again and ready for sea ; the brig sunk, but the crew were saved by a boat from Mount's Bay. About 70 sail of Coasters sailed yesterday. STROMNESS, MARCH 31.—The Fleet for Davis' Straits sailed from hence yesterday. FALMOUTH, APRIL 8.—.-Arrived the Countess o f Chichester packet, with a mail, from Lisbon, in 16 days ; Lady Arabella packet, with do. do., in 14 days ; Duke of Marlborough packet, do. do., in 11 days. The Dukeof Kent packet arrived at Lisbon the day before the Countess of Chi chester sailed, and is hourly expected. The licensed ship Earl of Morley, arrived in the Downs on Thursday night from Calcutta; left the Company's sh . ps at Calcutta the ed December : Thomas Grenville, William Pitt, Minerva, Rose, Princess Charlotte of Wales, Streatham, and Marquis of Wellington, and also the private ships Moffatt and Cornwall. Accounts have been received by the American ship integrity, of the undermentioned ships being at Canton on the 81st of October last :—Bridgewater, Charles Grant, Waterloo, Bom bay, and Marquis Camden. The John, schooner,, of Sunderland, Jo_nk TAYLOR master, from Glinsbro' to Hull, has been driven on Whitton Sands by tie impetuosity of the tide, and. it is feared the captain, mate, Ws: wife and child, and three men,'are drowned.-The cargo consisted of earthenware, cheese, &c, UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OxFoRD, APRIL 10.—TIlvsday the Rev. Da‘i-I William Garrow, D.D of Christ Church, was ad mitted Doctor in Divinity. On Thursday the following were adraitted--; MASTERS OF ARTS. The Ma.' grid RC*: Edward Finch, of Chrld Ctureb; Grand Compounder. Robert Bathurst, Esq. of Christ Chutels.- Rev. Robert Williams, of Jesus College. Rev. Richard Cutler, of Exeter College. Rev. George Frederick Everett, of Banjul College. Mr. CharlesAtmore Ogilvie, Fellow of Balliol College. The Rev. Thoinas Russel, Canon Residentiary of Hergiord Cathedral, has been presented by the Dean and Chapter to the Vicarage of Ligwar. dine, with the Chapels annexed, void by the death of the Rev. John Napleton, D.D.; and Mr. Hayter, late of Salisbury, has been unanimously elected Organist to the same Cathedral. •_ . SURREY ASSIZES. KINGSTON, FRIPAY, APRIL 10. Trial of John Fawcet for the Murder of his Son. John Fawcet was indicted for feloniously, wil fully, and of malice aforethought, killing John Fawcet, inn. (his son), on the 13th of March last, at the parish of St. Olive, Southwark, He %vas arraigned for the same offence upon the Coroner's InqUest. _ _ The circumstances of this case have been al ready detailed at great length iii the PoliCe Re ports. The prisoner went to-the house of a per son of the name of Bush, where his wife and soft were living, and discharged a pistol, supposed . to he intended for Bush ; but which caused the death of his own son. These facts were detailed by tale witnesses for the prosecution. The Jury consulted for about hale an hour, and then pronounced 4 verdict of Not Guilty. The prisoner, who is a tall, robust, and good. looking man, seemed deeply involved in grief throughout the trial, which lasted from tea o'clock in the morning until past three in the af. ternoon, Upon hearing the verdict, he bowed to the Court, and was discharged,—The Court was immensely crowded. As.Uswa.—Thursday the State ,Lottery finished drawing when' (as usual) Bisn's Offices stot.4 pre-eminent for the Sale of Capital Prizes, ha% ink; sold Capitals tar exceeding itt Number and Autotml 'hose soil by all the other Office-keepers put to gether, viz. N 0.4,706.. 17,595.. • 1,871...4:5000 3,107.... 5000 1,016..., 1000 11,158.... 1000 11,771.... 1000 11,835.... 1000 9,513.... 600 15,746.... 500 17, 5 95.... 500 3,817.... 500 12,070.... 500 2,863.... 400 11,368..... 400 15,340.... 400 1,521.... 400 ...k30,000 in Sixteen Shares. . 30,500 in Twelve Shares. 7,143-4:400 I 8,412....4:200 11,145.... 400 9,605.... 200 '1,443 3OO 10,850._ 200 7.778.... 800 12,828.... 200 11,778.... 800 15,730 2OO 14,494.... 300 16,334—, 200 3,002.... 300 1,768.... 200 5,063.... 30 0 1 , 8 79.... 200 5,075.... 300 3,523.... 200 6,812.... 300 3,709.... 200 8,191.... 300 1 3,995.... 200 11,605.... 300 7,954.... 200 12 0 359: 300 13,854.... 200 15,533.... 300 14,648.... , 200 5,338.... 200 15„673.... 200 Also Nos. 6,963 and 7,328, each entitled to Four Pipes of Wine. Almost every one of the above Splendid List of Capitals are Sold in Shares and gone to r.ll parts of the'United Kingdom.—la a few days T. Btsti wilt be able to publish a list' of the places, and the fortunate holders may re , ceive tbeiE Money on demand, ADO %vial frO in